By Muhammad Waqas
Govt Islamia Graduate College for Women, Cooper Road, Lahore, delivered an outstanding all-round performance in a series of provincial sports competitions organized under the Sports Department Punjab, bringing honor and pride to the institution.
The college’s athletes excelled in the Punjab Olympics Taekwondo Championship, securing one silver medal and two bronze medals. Their strong momentum continued in the Punjab Olympics Karate Championship, where they added two more bronze medals to the tally.
In team competitions, the college’s handball squad clinched 1st position in the HED Handball Tournament, while the volleyball team secured 2nd position in HED Volleyball. Demonstrating excellent teamwork and consistency, the basketball team achieved 2nd position in the DPI Open Championship, and the cricket team earned 3rd position in the HED Cricket Tournament.
A moment of special pride came when Lahore College University honored Mahnoor Kareem as the Best Player, further highlighting the college’s rising talent.
Principal Dr. Fauzia Naaz praised the students for their dedication and outstanding achievements.
“We feel proud that our students have brought these trophies to our college. Through these activities, we are promoting sports, peace, and healthy competition. These young athletes are our future stars who may one day represent Pakistan at national and international levels,” she said.
Dr. Naaz added that the college administration is committed to providing full support to students as they pursue their academic and athletic goals, in line with the Chief Minister of Punjab’s vision for a progressive and vibrant Punjab.
The college’s standout performers included Malaika, Tayyaba, Laiba, Areej, and Shizza, who played crucial roles in securing victories across multiple events.
